Many of us love the oceans and being out there in the sea. And we perceive the reality, and we are feeling that the reality is perceiving us by making shadows on the ways life is experienced. What can all these things mean for us?
We are humans all of us, and therefore the human bodies are the same, and we find the anatomy as functioning the same in the world, indepedently of whom we are living the lives together with. We all are in nature in human nature, and we are going back to nature when we are died. And maybe there is a destiny of life, but we cannot know that for sure, and therefore we have to believe.
Thanks for all the people we know, and for friends we can have relations with through the whole life! Life is about making relations with many people, and we should try to understand the personality of everyone. And Vilhelm Krag coming from Kristiansand, where I am also from, loved the oceans and the fact that we are coming in contact with the salt water and the sea spray!
What does loving the oceans really mean? That you are a thalassophile. What is a thalassophile? A person who loves and is magnetically attracted to the ocean and the sea. Many people say they enjoy spending time at the beach, especially during summertime. While that might be a normal thing to do, there's also a particular niche of individuals who need to be near the ocean all the time.
What a nice and lovely poem can be made of the oceans? Many, and here comes one from me.
The oceans, the winds and the waves are coming!
Sometimes the oceans are over you, and sometimes we are over the oceans!
Many of us love the bathing life, and being outside in the nature in a boat!
And perceiving the sea, and the sun is always interesting, and we should have enough sunscreen to not be bronzed!
Why are we loving being at sea? Because, we can talk with families and friends, and being out there in nature, and perceiving ourselves as well as other people. Biology and the theory of evolution weren’t alone in asserting that life began in the earth’s oceans. Philosophy did so much earlier. The natural philosophers of Ancient Greece – Thales of Milet, for instance, or Heraclitus – only knew material principals. And therefore we find many living organisms in the nature today, and we know what to do, and what has ever happened before. It is standing in the Bible: «From the beginning, the earth was desolate and empty, and it was darkness there, also in the deep oceans, and the Holy Spirit hovered over the waters».
Everything started with the Ancient Greek natural philosophers. Along with Thales and Anaximander, Scholtz elucidates Heraclitus’ dictum "all is flux." Heraclitus is the great philosopher of "permanent transformation, constant change." Both Nietzsche and Hegel were heavily influenced by Heraclitus and his philosophy of transformation.
Accordingly, we should think of philosophy when starting all the things and the humans and the landscapes that we can perceive. Why are things as they are in nature and in human nature, and which processes, history and evolution can explain what we are seeing?
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